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Police shot a person who shot a woman in the Bronx, police sources said. The incident happened in the University Heights section of the Bronx Wednesday evening, the FDNY said. One person was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital in serious condition, according to the department. A gun was recovered at the scene, police said. It wasn't immediately clear what condition either person was in or what led up to the shootings. Top Tri-State News Photos This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Get the latest from NBC 4 New York anywhere, anytime Download the App Available for IOS and Android Follow NBC New YorkTwitter, Instagram, Facebook … [Read more...] about Police Shoot Suspect Who Shot Woman in the Bronx: Sources

An officer was grazed by a bullet in the Bronx at 137th Street early Tuesday, police say. The cop has since been treated and released from an area hospital after the shots were fired in Mott Haven just after midnight, police at the scene tell a News 4 photojournalist. The cop was not the intended target, police said. Video from the scene shows part of a sidewalk in the area blocked off with yellow police tape. This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates. Man in Hood Sought in NYC Knifepoint Robbery Spree on Women Get the latest from NBC 4 New York anywhere, anytime Download the App Available for IOS and Android Follow NBC New YorkTwitter, Instagram, Facebook … [Read more...] about Officer Grazed by Bullet in the Bronx: Police

By John Shea Updated 6:54 pm PDT, Friday, August 31, 2018 Friday’s pregame vibe was different from most. Buster Posey, four days after hip surgery, walked into the Giants’ clubhouse with crutches. Pablo Sandoval walked in with his leg in a brace, in the wake of hamstring surgery. Steven Duggar is next on the operation table, and he was speaking positively about his upcoming shoulder procedure and five-month recovery, giving him plenty of time to be at full strength for spring training. The Andrew McCutchen trade was completed early in the day, and by all accounts, he’ll be missed greatly as he joins the playoff race as a Yankee. His replacement was getting hugs on his first day in the big leagues, and Chris Shaw was looking forward to his first start in left field, where he’ll be playing regularly, according to manager Bruce Bochy. Shaw, Duggar and Austin Slater spent much time together in Triple-A and spoke in a Chronicle interview in May about … [Read more...] about Giants’ eventful day: McCutchen in the Bronx, Shaw in left field, Posey on crutches

New York City is no stranger to secret societies of dining, but one chef is putting a unique spotlight on the Bronx culinary scene through these underground pop-up dinners. Chef José De Jesus, who goes by Trill Cooker, has been hosting seven- to nine-course pop-up dinners in a variety of locations throughout the Bronx since April 2017. These unique "Breaking Bread" pop-up dinners get their name and inspiration from the critically acclaimed TV show "Breaking Bad," capitalizing on the same mysterious allure that made Walter White successful. 15 NYC, NJ Family Restaurants Land on List of America's Best "I wanted to run a restaurant like they run their meth business in the show: discreet and quiet, but with the best product out there," De Jesus told diners at the start of a recent dinner on July 16 at Mottley Kitchen in the Bronx. After seeing the growth of the culinary scene in Brooklyn over the past few years, De Jesus wanted to bring that same attention to his … [Read more...] about Trill Cooker’s Breaking Bread Pop-Up Dinners Bring Fine Dining and Culinary Conversation to the Bronx

A new mural was unveiled Sunday to remember and honor 15-year-old Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz who was killed in a gang attack at a Bronx bodega in an apparent case of mistaken identity. The mural in Belmont is called "Stand With Junior" and it shows a picture of the teen wearing a Yankees jersey with angel wings and just to the right even more angel wings. The point of the mural is for people to stand with Junior taking on his own wings to serve as a reminder to end the community violence. Hundreds gathered in the same church where mourners said their final goodbyes to Guzman-Feliz just days before. Afterward, 48 of Guzman-Feliz's closest family and friends gathered at the Bronx where he was killed. The number represented the 48th Precinct where Guzman-Feliz wanted to be a detective. The crowd marched from the bodega to the new mural that took all night to finish. The owner of the Bronx bodega where 15-year-old Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz was dragged … [Read more...] about Mural Depicting ‘Junior’ With Angel Wings Unveiled in the Bronx